Hey dude! I’m setting here laughing my rear end off ! I’m a retired millwright and I know all about the kind of day you’re having. Just too funny! You are the best show I’ve seen yet.
I really feel for you fighting the chainsaw. There were a few butt puckering moments with the tree to say the least. Love that model Doge. Has always Liked,shared. All my best.
Backfires can damage the power valve inside the carburetor. I don't know if that would lead to the power loss you're describing but it may be a start. Btw, There's not nearly enough old Dodge pickups on the road. Glad you're giving this one a shot.
When you made that short I thought to my self “Damn, that sucks” I’m glad to see that you’re going to fix the old beast up again. Those were tough old trucks.
I totally enjoyed this episode… I was right there, through all the hunts and grunts! I love that you’re real… and humorous throughout the tasks at hand! Stay safe, hydrated and cool out there!
It's always good to watch someone else hot and sweaty in 100% humidity 😂 I worked my share of hot and humid days in a damn near kills me so my heart goes out to you Chad. I've also thrown my share of aggravating chainsaws 😂 keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video 👍✌️🇺🇲
Crikey ! When I was fortunate to live in PA for a few years I thought 100 % humidity was bad ! But 1400 % humidity? Tough man ! Thumbs up for the vid !
Nice work Chad. I'm glad you could get the cab mostly pushed back out. Yeah, those metal non-removable headliners are difficult to work around. Take care 🙂👍
@@ThisNThatGarage had a chainsaw same.. service guy said, use all the fuel up. use new fuel mix everytime. i suffered with it for yrs, nearly threw it..
@@ThisNThatGarage im in aus.. yrs ago, i bought a ford escort mk 2, from the wreckers, it was between 2 cars, 1 on the roof. it was a shell. escort rally pack mk2. original paint. i pushed out the roof, std w/screen, re fitted all the std rally bits, reg it, & sold it..1.5 yrs later. ive imported 3 cars from u.s. cos we have sht.. love your vids..
Well ill be dipped ur the happiest mechanic ive ever seen ever especially when weather is hot ur the opposite feller ever don’t understand… how calm n kool n colective u are…ive been around a million mechanics… ur one n a billion… ur top billing…🤠👈🏾
After watching many of your videos and cracking up at your humor and wry comments I just gotta tell you you are the Tennessee Larry the Cable Guy. Great wit and quick on your feet. Way to go.
Bubba when I was in my 50s and still working in the tire /Auto shop , we did undercar work I had knee problems so I went and found a good set of kneepads without the plastic and they worked well , I just could not stand ant weight on my knee and the pads really helped !
Your tenacity towards everything "This N That Garage" is very contagious ! I like it alot ! You got your fingers in a lot of different pies Mr. Is there anything out there that intimidates you as far as automotive repair and the like? You's a smart feller not a fart smeller !
Of all the stuff u show us how to do, what fascinated me the most is your ability to asnu say "trace wires " i can make an old motor run and build anything. What i wont attempt and cannot do is "trace wires"
I love how you'll always be like this won't work but then like 30 seconds later you'll be like we'll make it work wether it's supposed to or not. Cause this thing ain't gonna beat me! You sir have one of the best automotive channels on you tube. I even tell other you tube
lol.. this channel gets better and better every time theres a new vid ... your doin a fine job .. never change a thing !!!! P.S> nobody understands dodge wiring ..lol
I'm a Chevy guy myself, but a couple years ago my nephew bought a Dodge and my brother and him worked on it constantly and we're never able to get the electrical sorted out. Before he ever got it running, he gave up and it got sold!! Last year I made the mistake of buying a 2005 Dodge K3500 Cummins. I drove it home but have never been able to get it on the road due to electrical gremlins!!!
For the amount of time I need my chainsaw I gave up on mixing gas n oil. The engineered fuel works better. Never gets stale. Burns clean and higher octane. Glad to see you didn't get crushed. Trees are heavier than you think.
It's not an automatic oiler and unless the case is cracked bar oil aint getting in the crankcase. The fuel line was melted and has most likely stopped up the carb. Look for a video on it soon.
I'm old enough to remember that ❗ if you want your dash lights to brighten ❗❗❗❗😂. The old school light knob turn it to the right or left it will brighten up 👍👍👍👍❗
Another great vid. I love that ole king cab dodge. Dad had a 74 and then a 76 power wagon brand new. That truck would make an awesome 12v cummins swap.
From watching this i can relate, all ive ever bought was stuff that needs worked on. And i felt bad for u fighting that yeller Mac saw, me i would of been going the next day retrieving it from that timber behind you. I like the ol Dodge looks like something i d own to cut trees with. Keep at it, things will come around.
Love the channel and love your content! You work on everything and I learn a lot, so I thought I may share some tips. I worked for a tree service and when handling a job like that pull the tractor or a truck, something heavier than the limb lol. Rope off the fallen limb, not lift off to remove but to clear obstacle and support weight. Rope off with limbs equal or bigger. Before dropping to the ground if you want to clear limbs support limbs will kill you if not dealt with trees cannot be predicted to 100%, so please take caution. We would go around and kick limbs and cut into sections to control fall to the ground. Just some tips I know your no beginner just throwing in my two cents again love the channel!
U have the patience of a Saint. I don't make videos because this Is the way most of my days go. Actually this was quite entertaining. Maybe I will make some videos. Lol
Some days you're the windshield, some days you're the bug. That was a bugger... Glad you got through it unscathed, pal. (Everybody that I know who use chainsaws much swear by Stihl. Expensive, even used, but worth it)... 👍
Have you flip the toggle switch under the dash to see if it's for the cargo light above the non slidin window, thought that chainsaw was takin a trip to Mexico when you shut it down, n8ce restraint lol
One of my saws did exactly like yours doing. In the end it was the sparkplug holder not really had a good connection to the sparkplug wire. Look at the sparkplug wire all the way.
That saw sounds exactly like mine when it’s running out of fuel. Also. It’s best to let older one sit and idle for a good minute before cutting. Helps with the big down when throttling
You’re one bad son of a gun yourself old mate. I’m looking forward to seeing your channel reach 100k subs. Your channel is my favourite after Mortske Repairs. All the best from Australia
Love the Long tractor. Back in the mid 70's, I worked in tobacco and cotton in eastern North Carolina and the farmer I worked for had one. Those tractors were made in Tarboro NC by a guy maned Bill Long.
When I was a kid dad had pioneers. Good saws. Then he bought a Lombard and it cut good but had to tighten just about every bolt on it every fill up. It just shook like crazy. Switched to stihl in the mid 80s. Now my boy and I run husqvarna. They are cuttin fools! Love you vids. Always look forward to them!
7:59 - 8:10 Me, anytime I ever try to use my chainsaw. Addendum: Actually entire video up through about 16:15 rings eerily familiar. At least I’m glad to know I’m not the only one. Lol. Glad you avoided getting smashed.
I have a bad tool depository (called a pond) It has an untold number of bad tools in it. Rachets broken wrenches or the ones that slip off a bolt head. That chainsaw would be in there if I could throw it that far.
That was a hell of a cab-straightenin', chain saw-reparin', tree-cuttin, gauge-fixin', gas-drainin', tree-cuttin' video my friend! Kind of a potpourri if you will? Pretty sketchy getting that truck out but you got er done! Looking forward to part 2!
That’s great McCulloch chainsaw 10-10 it’s running out of Gas either your fuel filter in the gas tank is bad or your diaphragm in the carburetor easy repair job it’s a Tillison carburetor I have many McCulloch love them
Great video. You had my wife sitting on the edge of her seat! She even jumped, about the same time you were about to jump off the tractor. We live in Tennessee and can sympathize with you on the heat and HUMIDITY! It is aweful.
That E85 gas sucks on small engines like weed eaters and chain saws ! I started using the 91 octane and they run well on it and use that stabil fuel additive and it helps als
Well they're old boy I believe you covered all most of this and that I got an old Dodge truck exactly like that it's a 74 though wiring is a disaster dash lights don't work dash lights will get bright when you put your headlight switch back in and don't you dare throw that McCullough chainsaw way put straight gas in it run it for a little bit it'll clean it right out and then put some mixed gas back in it and as far as your Dodge truck smoking this is going to sound funny rev it up about 2500 RPMs and hold it there and take white minute Rice about a half a handful and slowly dribble it down the carburetor dry it will polish the inside of the motor and blow all your valve seats clean everything right after exhaust it works wonders can't wait for the next one
You are a Amazing man. You make me look entirely worthless LOL. Not really. I'm a dissabled Vetren. An I get alot of things done on hobbies in my garage an yard. Same as you. Your a Animal!!!
Take your gas cap off it might drain faster. You might have to cut the inside roof panel & bend it down so you can jack the outer roof up and weld the cut back up
When you are trying to reshape any metal that has been stretched opposite of the original contour.... You need to stretch past that line/ past the original shape. It will recoil on you. In other words... over stretch it in the opposite direction. Every time you lifted the roofline, you stopped just when it lifted to the height of the rest of the roof. You gotta keep going so when it is released, it will only drop down to the original height. Over stretch to reshape.
I live in the stinking city, where you live, to me that is Paradise, with that open field across the street from your home, just great and nice and quiet
i found one but its a 71 d150 with a 218 on marketplace an i want it so bad but aint got the room for it in my back yard, the guy said it needs a carb fuel lines an the tank needs cleaning
Man!!! I just found you like 3 days ago... but.. yo youza TRIP!!! haha Lovn ur show dude! Bout to start my own channel.. You seen vicegrip garage or goonzquad? I got more.. I watch all yall!! But you sir.. a trip!! haha Thank you for sharing!!!!
It makes me feel good that I'm not the only one to have that kind of luck. Looks like a day out of my life! That old McCullough saw looks like it'll work good for smoking out the skeeters! Seriously, the McCullough, Lombard, and Pioneer saws need to go to the antique shelf. The Poulan is a throw-a-way that you buy new for a job and throw it away when your done. Buy a Stihl or Husky and you'll get some.good service from it. Of course the lousy gas we get these days will screw up even the best running engines!
@@ThisNThatGarage LOL! With the vast majority of equipment I'm in total agreement- "the older the better", but when it comes to chainsaws, I could never get those carbs rebuilt and happy! Of course you are a far more skilled mechanic than I and I salute you for it! Keep the videos coming! Thanks
I think those have 2 skins on the roof so you have to peel the top one off and do em separate also imagine the metal is wrinkled paper and how you wanna get it smoothed out flat
I had a tree fall on my vw beetle windscreen whilst driving it and had glass cuts to my face and in my eyes 😱 it's defo not a nice feeling that's for sure! Glad you wore safety specs but you should of really taped down Ur trouser legs as that could of been nasty 🙄 stay safe 😉
The story about that old dump truck and how you have it because it's the first engine you rebuilt is absolutely awesome!
Hey dude! I’m setting here laughing my rear end off ! I’m a retired millwright and I know all about the kind of day you’re having. Just too funny! You are the best show I’ve seen yet.
Plus having to deal with oppressive heat and 1000 % humidity
@@edwardmulder3777 i know too well about that, here in central florida. I got sick because of how hot it id
Poor guy😢, “ Murphy’s law “ fell on him
That spider is a cellar spider. It shakes the web to scare off predators. We have them in Europe too.
with the chain saw, I feel your pain ☹
I really feel for you fighting the chainsaw. There were a few butt puckering moments with the tree to say the least. Love that model Doge. Has always Liked,shared. All my best.
Thought better than I did a lot better than it was
Backfires can damage the power valve inside the carburetor. I don't know if that would lead to the power loss you're describing but it may be a start. Btw, There's not nearly enough old Dodge pickups on the road. Glad you're giving this one a shot.
When you made that short I thought to my self “Damn, that sucks” I’m glad to see that you’re going to fix the old beast up again. Those were tough old trucks.
I totally enjoyed this episode… I was right there, through all the hunts and grunts!
I love that you’re real… and humorous throughout the tasks at hand!
Stay safe, hydrated and cool out there!
I agree David!
Great video! I love the way you work to get the old things serviceable and not just started. Keep it up.
It's always good to watch someone else hot and sweaty in 100% humidity 😂 I worked my share of hot and humid days in a damn near kills me so my heart goes out to you Chad. I've also thrown my share of aggravating chainsaws 😂 keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video 👍✌️🇺🇲
Love your videos . You win the Golden Screwdriver award for taking that winch apart.
Crikey ! When I was fortunate to live in PA for a few years I thought 100 % humidity was bad ! But 1400 % humidity?
Tough man !
Thumbs up for the vid !
Nice work Chad. I'm glad you could get the cab mostly pushed back out. Yeah, those metal non-removable headliners are difficult to work around. Take care 🙂👍
What's funny is this truck reminds me of your channel name because it is definitely a hodge podge dodge!
@@ThisNThatGarage lol!! That's true! 😂
@@ThisNThatGarage had a chainsaw same.. service guy said, use all the fuel up. use new fuel mix everytime. i suffered with it for yrs, nearly threw it..
@@ThisNThatGarage im in aus.. yrs ago, i bought a ford escort mk 2, from the wreckers, it was between 2 cars, 1 on the roof. it was a shell. escort rally pack mk2. original paint. i pushed out the roof, std w/screen, re fitted all the std rally bits, reg it, & sold it..1.5 yrs later. ive imported 3 cars from u.s. cos we have sht.. love your vids..
Loved the video. Your perseverance is admiral. Thanks for letting me watch you work.
Well ill be dipped ur the happiest mechanic ive ever seen ever especially when weather is hot ur the opposite feller ever don’t understand… how calm n kool n colective u are…ive been around a million mechanics… ur one n a billion… ur top billing…🤠👈🏾
Another great video full of humor and old school “ get r done “. Awesome.
After watching many of your videos and cracking up at your humor and wry comments I just gotta tell you you are the Tennessee Larry the Cable Guy. Great wit and quick on your feet. Way to go.
Just have to say that I love each video you put out. Entertaining and glad that I’ve stumble upon your channel. Your sense of humor is awesome!
👍
I was about wore out just watching you, brother!
I feel your pain. I’m terrible with small engines…and not much better with the big ones! Great video. I can’t want to see the old Mopar get some love.
Actually this was the BEST and most interesting show yet!
Bubba when I was in my 50s and still working in the tire /Auto shop , we did undercar work I had knee problems so I went and found a good set of kneepads without the plastic and they worked well , I just could not stand ant weight on my knee and the pads really helped !
Your tenacity towards everything "This N That Garage" is very contagious ! I like it alot ! You got your fingers in a lot of different pies Mr.
Is there anything out there that intimidates you as far as automotive repair and the like? You's a smart feller not a fart smeller !
Intimidates me? Not really but there are a lot of things I just hate doing.
Your a man after my own heart feller ,love the vids. UK
love your termination
Love the old dodges. More '72-93 content, please!
Of all the stuff u show us how to do, what fascinated me the most is your ability to asnu say "trace wires " i can make an old motor run and build anything. What i wont attempt and cannot do is "trace wires"
I love how you'll always be like this won't work but then like 30 seconds later you'll be like we'll make it work wether it's supposed to or not. Cause this thing ain't gonna beat me! You sir have one of the best automotive channels on you tube. I even tell other you tube
Preshate it.
You are the Man Chad! Give it the “Good Ole Boys” try! You will have Sucess!💪💪💪💪
Whew that first few minutes was tense! Glad you didn't get hurt there.
11:30-12:00 you were making me nervous, all I thought about if that tree falls towards you it’s over
I have been on sleeperdude but you intrigue me you got a lot in common.i love watching both of you.
lol.. this channel gets better and better every time theres a new vid ... your doin a fine job .. never change a thing !!!! P.S> nobody understands dodge wiring ..lol
I'm a Chevy guy myself, but a couple years ago my nephew bought a Dodge and my brother and him worked on it constantly and we're never able to get the electrical sorted out. Before he ever got it running, he gave up and it got sold!! Last year I made the mistake of buying a 2005 Dodge K3500 Cummins. I drove it home but have never been able to get it on the road due to electrical gremlins!!!
@@floridagunrat1625 lol i hear ya
For the amount of time I need my chainsaw I gave up on mixing gas n oil. The engineered fuel works better. Never gets stale. Burns clean and higher octane. Glad to see you didn't get crushed. Trees are heavier than you think.
The yellow chainsaw is burning bar oil...the automatic oiler pump has a gasket that leaks, letting bar oil flow right into the crankcase
It's not an automatic oiler and unless the case is cracked bar oil aint getting in the crankcase. The fuel line was melted and has most likely stopped up the carb. Look for a video on it soon.
I just started watching this channel and it's like watching a real live version of the red green show, I love it, you sir have a new subscriber
Preshate it.
I agree there were some pucker factors during your video I certainly had some watching. I just started here it’s been entertaining. Thanks.
Welcome aboard! Preshate it. 👍
You got the patience of Job! I’d have thrown that saw right through what’s left of that windshield!!! Lol
I'm old enough to remember that ❗ if you want your dash lights to brighten ❗❗❗❗😂. The old school light knob turn it to the right or left it will brighten up 👍👍👍👍❗
Now, I'm surprised to say this myself, but I wouldn't be mad to see you get this thing running and driving and turn it into a "topless" option model.
The thought crossed my mind.
Another great vid. I love that ole king cab dodge. Dad had a 74 and then a 76 power wagon brand new. That truck would make an awesome 12v cummins swap.
From watching this i can relate, all ive ever bought was stuff that needs worked on. And i felt bad for u fighting that yeller Mac saw, me i would of been going the next day retrieving it from that timber behind you. I like the ol Dodge looks like something i d own to cut trees with. Keep at it, things will come around.
Great revival, glad to see somebody manual swapped it. #SaveTheManuals. I subscribed
Love the channel and love your content! You work on everything and I learn a lot, so I thought I may share some tips. I worked for a tree service and when handling a job like that pull the tractor or a truck, something heavier than the limb lol. Rope off the fallen limb, not lift off to remove but to clear obstacle and support weight. Rope off with limbs equal or bigger. Before dropping to the ground if you want to clear limbs support limbs will kill you if not dealt with trees cannot be predicted to 100%, so please take caution. We would go around and kick limbs and cut into sections to control fall to the ground. Just some tips I know your no beginner just throwing in my two cents again love the channel!
You sound like me when I’m describing the weather! Thanks for another video
U have the patience of a Saint. I don't make videos because this Is the way most of my days go. Actually this was quite entertaining. Maybe I will make some videos. Lol
You need a high powered magnet on a string for dropped screws, nuts and bolts.
great episode - keep up the good content !
Some days you're the windshield, some days you're the bug. That was a bugger... Glad you got through it unscathed, pal. (Everybody that I know who use chainsaws much swear by Stihl. Expensive, even used, but worth it)... 👍
Have you flip the toggle switch under the dash to see if it's for the cargo light above the non slidin window, thought that chainsaw was takin a trip to Mexico when you shut it down, n8ce restraint lol
Cargo light is a different switch and it works.
One of my saws did exactly like yours doing. In the end it was the sparkplug holder not really had a good connection to the sparkplug wire.
Look at the sparkplug wire all the way.
Yep when that tree moved in the bucket you looked like you were ready to unass the AO ,
That saw sounds exactly like mine when it’s running out of fuel. Also. It’s best to let older one sit and idle for a good minute before cutting. Helps with the big down when throttling
You’re one bad son of a gun yourself old mate.
I’m looking forward to seeing your channel reach 100k subs.
Your channel is my favourite after Mortske Repairs. All the best from Australia
Had me clinching when that wheel got hung up.
Love the Long tractor. Back in the mid 70's, I worked in tobacco and cotton in eastern North Carolina and the farmer I worked for had one. Those tractors were made in Tarboro NC by a guy maned Bill Long.
When I was a kid dad had pioneers. Good saws. Then he bought a Lombard and it cut good but had to tighten just about every bolt on it every fill up. It just shook like crazy. Switched to stihl in the mid 80s. Now my boy and I run husqvarna. They are cuttin fools! Love you vids. Always look forward to them!
I had one of those saw to had tighten every bolts on it every time I cut down a tree
Husqvarna love! Last year I bought a 562XP. Love that saw, she's a ripper.
good job friend keep it up cheers..
7:59 - 8:10 Me, anytime I ever try to use my chainsaw.
Addendum: Actually entire video up through about 16:15 rings eerily familiar. At least I’m glad to know I’m not the only one. Lol.
Glad you avoided getting smashed.
Epic fight with that chainsaw and that monster of a branch, sir!
I have a bad tool depository (called a pond) It has an untold number of bad tools in it. Rachets broken wrenches or the ones that slip off a bolt head. That chainsaw would be in there if I could throw it that far.
That was a hell of a cab-straightenin', chain saw-reparin', tree-cuttin, gauge-fixin', gas-drainin', tree-cuttin' video my friend! Kind of a potpourri if you will? Pretty sketchy getting that truck out but you got er done! Looking forward to part 2!
That’s great McCulloch chainsaw 10-10 it’s running out of Gas either your fuel filter in the gas tank is bad or your diaphragm in the carburetor easy repair job it’s a Tillison carburetor I have many McCulloch love them
Tks Fer the very entertaining vid, really enjoyed it, plus u got a lot done
Use the hydrologic Jack from a cherry picker with wood blocks one on the floor and and one on top and jack it up I done it many times
I don't know what a hydrologic jack is. 🤣😜
The "relay" that you was going to cross the numbers on, is a Ford style starter solenoid.
Take it to a part store, they can match one up for you.
Thanks for another , Brother !
Lovely back yard wisgph we had! One,,,ps thatvtrucknreally want to be on the road!
It been 102-109 down here in Dallas. Good job 👍🇺🇸
Great video. You had my wife sitting on the edge of her seat! She even jumped, about the same time you were about to jump off the tractor. We live in Tennessee and can sympathize with you on the heat and HUMIDITY! It is aweful.
I'm moving to Alaska!
@@ThisNThatGarage My wife said, Oh cool! Lol. What are you going to do with the Chevy Trucks?
Sorry about the tree!! But awesome video, and I know you'll fix it up fine.
I love this guy. Hilarious. Im rolling on the floor laughing. Get this man a new chain saw. Just not a poulan
That E85 gas sucks on small engines like weed eaters and chain saws ! I started using the 91 octane and they run well on it and use that stabil fuel additive and it helps als
Another GREAT vid!!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍
Your luck is as good as mine.every time I go to do something I seem to get in gaters.
Amazon sells the old style spouts to replace the shitty new ones. Bought some last summer. Best 20.00 ever spent! Came as a 3 pack
Between your pants ripping and the glass showering on your head, I was dying laughing
Ha! Seen some sketchy stuff but I think you win!
Those chains are cheap as chips, great video .
Well they're old boy I believe you covered all most of this and that I got an old Dodge truck exactly like that it's a 74 though wiring is a disaster dash lights don't work dash lights will get bright when you put your headlight switch back in and don't you dare throw that McCullough chainsaw way put straight gas in it run it for a little bit it'll clean it right out and then put some mixed gas back in it and as far as your Dodge truck smoking this is going to sound funny rev it up about 2500 RPMs and hold it there and take white minute Rice about a half a handful and slowly dribble it down the carburetor dry it will polish the inside of the motor and blow all your valve seats clean everything right after exhaust it works wonders can't wait for the next one
Nice, glad you getting it fixed, not much love for them old dodge's.
You're a working fool...you remind me of my dad who could get anything running
You are a Amazing man. You make me look entirely worthless LOL. Not really. I'm a dissabled Vetren. An I get alot of things done on hobbies in my garage an yard. Same as you. Your a Animal!!!
Preshate it and preshate your service sir. 👍
Take your gas cap off it might drain faster. You might have to cut the inside roof panel & bend it down so you can jack the outer roof up and weld the cut back up
When you are trying to reshape any metal that has been stretched opposite of the original contour....
You need to stretch past that line/ past the original shape. It will recoil on you.
In other words... over stretch it in the opposite direction. Every time you lifted the roofline, you stopped just when it lifted to the height of the rest of the roof. You gotta keep going so when it is released, it will only drop down to the original height.
Over stretch to reshape.
You did a fine job putting the roof of the truck where it belongs, Yahoooo!! but chainsaws Welllll . THERE like that with me !!!!!
awesome content brother, as always very entertaining thanks for the upload, stay safe and see you in your next video.
Lol I read "1 month ago" instead of "1 minute ago" and thought to myself "how the heck did I miss one of his vids!
About to play a drinking game... whenever you say here or there.. sip... yoo imma bout to get messd up!!! haha love ya dude!!!
I live in the stinking city, where you live, to me that is Paradise, with that open field across the street from your home, just great and nice and quiet
im with ya, i work on all types of engines and i hate chainsaws and weedeaters with a passion
i found one but its a 71 d150 with a 218 on marketplace an i want it so bad but aint got the room for it in my back yard, the guy said it needs a carb fuel lines an the tank needs cleaning
Man!!! I just found you like 3 days ago... but.. yo youza TRIP!!! haha Lovn ur show dude! Bout to start my own channel.. You seen vicegrip garage or goonzquad? I got more.. I watch all yall!! But you sir.. a trip!! haha Thank you for sharing!!!!
It makes me feel good that I'm not the only one to have that kind of luck. Looks like a day out of my life! That old McCullough saw looks like it'll work good for smoking out the skeeters! Seriously, the McCullough, Lombard, and Pioneer saws need to go to the antique shelf. The Poulan is a throw-a-way that you buy new for a job and throw it away when your done. Buy a Stihl or Husky and you'll get some.good service from it. Of course the lousy gas we get these days will screw up even the best running engines!
Nothing wrong with those saws. The older the better is what we like around here.
@@ThisNThatGarage LOL! With the vast majority of equipment I'm in total agreement- "the older the better", but when it comes to chainsaws, I could never get those carbs rebuilt and happy! Of course you are a far more skilled mechanic than I and I salute you for it!
Keep the videos coming!
Thanks
You are part wolverine and GOD IS WITH YOU
I think those have 2 skins on the roof so you have to peel the top one off and do em separate also imagine the metal is wrinkled paper and how you wanna get it smoothed out flat
Entertaining as Always.Thanks
listen to that old McCulloch. you have a great collection of saws.
fighting that chainsaw 🤣😂 i seen myself more times than I care to remember
I don't know which is worse, the saw or the truck!
I had a tree fall on my vw beetle windscreen whilst driving it and had glass cuts to my face and in my eyes 😱 it's defo not a nice feeling that's for sure! Glad you wore safety specs but you should of really taped down Ur trouser legs as that could of been nasty 🙄 stay safe 😉